Aravind Adiga's fourth novel is called Selection Day. It tells the story of Mumbai schoolboy brothers, the Kumars, who are spotted by a talent scout, who sets them on a path to cricketing stardom.

Choose your own adventure and battle monsters on a walk through the CBD with Story City

Multimodal is a performance piece that incorporates dance, audience participation, sonic and olfactory experiences.

What if the underground railroad wasn't just a way of describing a network of people and places, but instead real locomotives moving through tunnels, under dangerous ground?

When Caleb Zelic begins investigating the murder of a childhood friend he finds himself drawn into a dark and dangerous world.

This Visceral Landscape exhibition explores the relationship between climate and the environment of the south-west region of Western Australia.

Jill Dawson's novel The Crime Writer takes an episode from the life of American novelist Patricia Highsmith to create a tale of paranoia and secret love.

From the 2016 Margaret River Writer's Festival, a conversation with novelist Ann Turner, about her second book, another thriller called Out of the Ice.

A feisty conversation with Angela Flournoy, Emily Maguire, Rosalyn D'Mello and Celeste Liddle on feminism and writing, live from the Melbourne Writers Festival.

We Need New Names by Zimbabwean novelist NoViolet Bulawayo tells the story of Darling, a ten year-old girl growing up in the Shantytown of Paradise. It's the August novel in RN's African Book Club.